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A scanner is a radio receiver that can automatically tune, or scan, two or more discrete frequencies, stopping when it finds a signal on one of them and then continuing to scan other frequencies when the initial transmission ceases. The terms radio scanner or police scanner generally refer to a communications receiver that is primarily intended for monitoring VHF and UHF landmobile radio systems, as opposed to, say, a receiver used to monitor international shortwave transmissions.

 

More often than not, these scanners can also tune to different types of modulation as well (AM, FM, WFM, etc). Early scanners were slow, bulky, and expensive. Today, modern microprocessors have enabled scanners to store thousands of channels and monitor hundreds of channels per second. Recent models can follow trunked radio systems and decode APCO-P25 digital transmissions. Both hand held and desktop models are available. Scanners are often used to monitor police, fire and emergency medical services. Radio scanning serves an important role in the fields of journalism and crime investigation, as well as a hobby for many people around the world.

 

History and use

 

Scanners developed from earlier tunable and fixed-frequency radios that received one frequency at a time. Non-broadcast radio systems, such as those used by public safety agencies, do not transmit continuously. With a radio fixed on a single frequency, much time could pass between transmissions, while other frequencies might be active. A scanning radio will sequentially monitor multiple programmed channels, or search between user defined frequency limits. The scanner will stop on an active frequency strong enough to break the radio's squelch setting and resume scanning other frequencies when that activity ceases.

 

Scanners are used by hobbyists, railfans, off duty emergency services personnel and reporters.

 

Scanners first became popular and widely available during CB Radio's heyday in the 1970s. The first scanners often had between four and ten channels and required the purchase of a separate crystal for each frequency received. Modern programmable scanners allow hundreds or thousands of frequencies to be entered via a keypad and stored in various 'memory banks' and can scan at a rapid rate due to modern microprocessors.

 

Many recent models will allow scanning of the specific DCS or CTCSS code used on a specific frequency should it have multiple users. One memory bank can be assigned to air traffic control, another can be for local marine communications, and yet another for local police frequencies. These can be switched on and off depending on the user's preference. Most scanners have a weather radio band, allowing the listener to tune into weather radio broadcasts from a NOAA transmitter.

 

Some scanners are equipped with Fire-Tone out. Fire tone out decodes Quik call II tones and acts as a pager when the correct sequence of tones is detected.

 

Active frequencies can be found by searching the internet and frequency reference books or can be discovered through a programmable scanner's search function. An external antenna for a desktop scanner or an extendable antenna for a hand held unit will provide greater performance than the original equipment antennas provided by manufacturers.

 

Legal issues

 

The legality of radio scanners varies considerably between jurisdictions. In the United States it is a federal crime to monitor cellular phone calls. Some US states prohibit the use of a scanner in an automobile. Although scanners capable of following trunked radio systems and demodulating some digital radio systems such as APCO Project 25 are available, decryption-capable scanners would be a violation of United States law and possibly laws of other countries.

 

A law passed by the Congress of the United States, under the pressure from cellular telephone interests, prohibited scanners sold after a certain date from receiving frequencies allocated to the Cellular Radio Service. The law was later amended to make it illegal to modify radios to receive those frequencies, and also to sell radios that could be easily modified to do so. This law remains in effect even though few cellular subscribers still use analogue technology. There are Canadian and European unblocked versions available, however these are illegal to import into the U.S. Frequencies used by early cordless phones at 43.720--44.480, 46.610--46.930 MHz and 902.000 – 906.000 MHz can be picked up by many scanners. The proliferation of scanners led most cordless phone manufacturers to produce cordless handsets operating on a more secure 2.4 GHz system using spread-spectrum technology. Certain states in the U.S., such as New York and Florida, prohibit the use of scanners in a vehicle unless the operator has a radio license issued from the FCC (Amateur Radio, etc) or the operator's job requires the use of a scanner in a vehicle (ie, Police, Fire, Utilities)

 

Canada allows any analog transmission to be monitored but content of the communication may not be disclosed. In some parts of the United States, there are extra penalties for the possession of a scanner during a crime, and some states, such as Michigan, also prohibit the possession of a scanner by a person who has been convicted of a felony in the last 5 years. Other countries consider possession of a scanner at any time an offense.

 

In the United States, the general guidelines to follow when using a radio scanner are that it is illegal to:

  • listen in on cellular and cordless phone calls,
  • intercept encrypted or scrambled communications,
  • sell or import radio scanners that are capable of receiving cellular phone frequencies (Note: This rule does not apply to sales by individuals and radio scanners made before the ban),
  • modify radio scanners so that cellular phone frequencies can be received,
  • use information received for personal gain (A common example is where a taxi driver listens to a competitor's dispatch channel to steal a customer),
  • use information received to aid in the commission of a crime, or
  • disclose information received to other persons.
  • Licensed Amateur Radio Operators with a valid FCC License may possess Amateur Radio Transceivers capable of reception beyond the Amateur Radio Bands per an FCC Memorandum & Order known as [FCC Docket PR91-36 also known as FCC 93-410]

 

A partial copy of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 can be found here: "Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986"

 

Example laws by country

 

  • United States of America: It is illegal to receive or listen to cellular phone frequencies in the 800 MHz band, to monitor cordless phone calls, or to use information gained from listening to a scanner in furtherance of the commission of a crime. It is also illegal to use for personal gain information obtained from any radio transmissions not intended for public reception, or to disclose such information to a third party. Several states have laws further restricting the use of scanners.
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  • New Zealand: According to the Act 1989 It is legal to possess and use a scanner at any time to tune to any private voice radio (not encrypted data) provided that private information is not passed on or disclosed to any other person(s) or party(s).
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  • Australia: It is legal to possess a scanner. It is legal to listen to any transmission that is not classified as telecommunication (i.e. anything not connected to the telephone network).
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  • Mexico: It is legal to have an unblocked scanner and listen to any radio spectrum frequencies including encrypted and cellular band. According to the Federal Law of General Ways of Communication individuals are prohibited from spreading any information obtained via the mass media.
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    Police Abbreviations

     

    AKA = Also known as (Alias)

    ASAP = As soon as possible

    ATL = Attempt to Locate

    BCI = Bureau of Criminal Investigations

    DL = Drivers License 

    DOA = Dead on Arrival

    DOB = Date of Birth

    DR = Driving Record

    DS = Driving Status

    DUI = Driving Under the Influence

    DW = Dog Warden

    DWI = Driving While Intoxicated

    FD = Fire Department

    FTP = Failure to Pay

    GW = Game Warden

    H&R = Hit and Run

    ID = Identification

    MC = Motorcycle

    NCIC = National Criminal Information Center

    NIF = Not in File  

    OUI = Operating Under the Influence 

    PD = Police Department

    PS or PX= Public Service (telephone call)

    P/U = Pickup Truck

    PV = Parking Violation

    SP = State Police

    SO = Sheriff's Office

    SSN = Social Security Number

    TT = Teletype

    TV = Traffic Violation

    W&W = Wants and Warrants

     


     

    Police 10 Codes

     

    10 - 0 Caution

    10 - 1 Unable Copy____ change location/or/Call Your Command

    10 - 2 Signal good/or/Return To Your Command Post

    10 - 3 Stop Transmitting

    10 - 4 Acknowledgement (OK)

    10 - 5 Relay/or/Repeat

    10 - 6 Busy-Unless urgent

    10 - 7 Out of service/or/Verify an Address

    10 - 8 In Service

    10 - 9 Repeat

    10 - 10 Fight in progress/or/Possible Crime in Progressvb

    10 - 11 alarm

    10 - 12 Stand by (stop)/or/ Holding Suspect

    10 - 13 Weather - road report? /or/ Holding Suspect

    10 - 14 License Plate Check

    10 - 15 Civil disturbance

    10 - 16 Domestic Problem/or/Vehicle IS Reported Stolen

    10 - 17 Vehicle is NOT Reported Stolen

    10 - 18 Quickly/or?/Warrant Check (some of these are Not even Close!)

    10 - 19 Return to ____________

    10 - 20 Location

    10 - 21 Call ___________by telephone

    10 - 22 Disregard

    10 - 23 Arrived at scene

    10 - 24 Assignment completed

    10 - 25 Report in person (meet) __________

    10 - 26 Detaining subject, expedite

    10 - 27 Drivers license information

    10 - 28 Vehicle Registration information

    10 - 29 Check for wanted

    10 - 30 Unnecessary use of radio

    10 - 31 Crime in progress

    10 - 32 Man with gun

    10 - 33 EMERGENCY

    10 - 34 Riot

    10 - 35 Major Crime Alert

    10 - 36 Correct time

    10 - 37 (Investigate) suspicious vehicle

    10 - 38 Stopping suspicious vehicle

    10 - 39 Urgent - Use light, siren

    10 - 40 Silent run - no light, siren

    10 - 41 Beginning tour of duty

    10 - 42 Ending tour of duty

    10 - 43 Information

    10 - 44 Permission to leave ________for ___________

    10 - 45 Animal carcass at ___________

    10 - 46 Assist motorist

    10 - 47 Emergency road repair at ____________

    10 - 48 Traffic standard repair at ___________

    10 - 49 Traffic Light out at _______________

    10 - 50 Accident (F. PI. P.D.)

    10 - 51 Wrecker needed

    10 - 52 Ambulance needed

    10 - 53 Road blocked at _____________

    10 - 54 Livestock on highway

    10 - 55 Intoxicated Driver

    10 - 56 Intoxicated pedestrian

    10 - 57 Hit and run ( F. PI. P.D.)

    10 - 58 Direct traffic

    10 - 59 Convey or Escort

    10 - 60 Squad in vicinity

    10 - 61 Personnel in area

    10 - 62 Reply to message

    10 - 63 Prepare make written copy

    10 - 64 Message for local delivery

    10 - 65 Net message assignment

    10 - 66 Message cancellation

    10 - 67 Clear for net message

    10 - 68 Dispatch information

    10 - 69 Message received

    10 - 70 Fire alarm

    10 - 71 Advise nature of fire

    10 - 72 Report progress of fire

    10 - 73 Smoke report

    10 - 74 Negative

    10 - 75 In contact with___________

    10 - 76 En route

    10 - 77 ETA (Estimated Time Arrival)

    10 - 78 Need Assistance

    10 - 79 Notify coroner

    10 - 80 Chase in progress

    10 - 81 Breatherlizer report

    10 - 82 Reserve lodging

    10 - 83 Work school crossing at _____________

    10 - 84 If meeting _________advise ETA

    10 - 85 Delayed due to ____________

    10 - 86 Officer operator on duty

    10 - 87 Pickup distribute checks

    10 - 88 Present telephone number of ___________

    10 - 89 Bomb Threat

    10 - 90 Bank Alarm at ______________

    10 - 91 Pick up prisoner subject

    10 - 92 Improperly parked vehicle

    10 - 93 Blockade

    10 - 94 Drag racing

    10 - 95 Prisoner subject in custody

    10 - 96 Mental subject

    10 - 97 Check (test) signal

    10 - 98 Prison jail break

    10 - 99 Wanted stolen indicated

    10 - 100 Donuts or Bathroom Stop

     


     

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     Online Scanners

     

    Live Scanner Broadcasts from many major cities across the USA. Fire, police and EMS, listen to live police scanner audio feeds of all the public service agencies. Actual live feed links are constantly changing.

     

    Below is a listing of websites with live police scanner feeds.

    COUNTRYCOUNTY/CITYAGENCY WEBSITE
    USAVariousPolice, Fire, & EMS  http://www.scanamerica.us
        
    STATECOUNTY/CITYAGENCY WEBSITE
    Alabama MobilePolicehttp://www.al.com/mobilepolice/
     EufaulaPolice, Firehttp://www.bigbamtv.com/scanner.htm
    Alaska    
    ArizonaPheonixPolice, Fire, & Airhttp://www.abc15.com/
     PrescottPolice, Firehttp://www.dcourier.com
    Arkansas Hot SpringsPublic Safety & Firehttp://www.hsnp.com/scannerpage.htm
    California Big Bear LakePolice & Firehttp://www.bigbearscanner.com/
     Central CaliforniaFirehttp://216.66.69.100:3072/
     FresnoPolice, Fire, & EMShttp://www.scanfresno.com/
     Los AngelesPolicehttp://www.northwestradio.net/live/
     Orange CountyFirehttp://www.scanoc.com/
     ReddingPolice, Fire, & EMShttp://www.redding.com/redd/scanners/
     Santa BarbaraPolice, Fire, & EMShttp://www.thewayofthegun.net/scanner/
     San Mateo CountyPolice & Firehttp://sanmateo.ca.scanamerica.us/index.php
     San DiegoPolice & Firehttp://www.gumballproductions.com/scanner.html
     Victor ValleyPolice & Firehttp://www.myvictorville.com/police-scanner.ph
     San RamonFirehttp://www.srvfpd.dst.ca.us/
     Yuba/Sutter/Colusa CountyPublic Safetyhttp://www.yubasutterscan.com
    Colorado Boulder CountyPolice & Firehttp://www.co.boulder.co.us/sheriff/com/live_radio.htm
     Denver MetroPolice, Fire, & EMS http://co.scanamerica.us/index.php
     Eagle CountyPolice, Fire, & EMShttp://internetvail.com/video/scanner.cfm
     LovelandPolicehttp://www.ci.loveland.co.us/Police/liveaud.htm
     Garfield CountyPolice & Firehttp://www.shoutcast.com/directory/?s=garfield&x=0&y=0&numresult=25
     El Paso County / Colorado Springs Firehttp://yp.shoutcast.com/directory/?s=colorado%20springs
    Connecticut Fairfield & Westchester Fire http://scanct.com/
      Greenwich Police, Fire, & EMS http://scanct.com
     Stamford Police & Fire http://scanct.com
     MilfordFirehttp://www.local4260.com/home/listen.html
    DC    
    Delaware Kent, New Castle, & Sussex Policehttp://www.state.de.us/dsp
    Florida Hernando County Public Safety & Fire http://www.hernandoliving.com/scanner.shtml
     Coral Springs Police, Fire, and Rescue http://www.coralsprings.com/scanner/welcome.htm
     Charlotte CountyPolice, Fire, EMS, Airhttp://www.melsgarage.com/live3651.html
     Cape Coral Police, Fire, EMS, Airhttp://www.melsgarage.com/live3651.html
     Lee County Police, Fire, EMS, Airhttp://www.melsgarage.com/live3651.html
     Miami / Miami BeachPolicehttp://www.melsgarage.com/live3651.html
     Ft Myers,Charlotte County, Cape Coral, Lee County Police, Fire, EMS, Air http://www.pinelakeshome.com/Scanner/radio1.htm
     Ft Myers, Charlotte County, Cape Coral, Lee County, Miami / Miami Beach Police, Fire, EMS, Air http://www.melsgarage.com
     Pinellas CountyPolicehttp://www.listentoscanners.com
     St. Lucie County Police http://joesdiscoweathercentral.com/
     Orange County Fire http://www.iaff2057.com/
     Seminole County Police and Fire http://heliosj.iddings.us/main/
    Georgia Walton County Fire, & EMS, Police http://www.scanwalton.com/index.php
     Barrow County Sheriff & EMS http://www.scanbarrow.com/index.php
     DeKalb County Fire & EMS http://www.scandekalb.com/index.php
     Troup County Sheriff & Fire http://www.scantroup.com/index.php
     Fulton County Police & Fire http://www.scanfulton.com/index.php
     Cherokee County Sheriff & Fire http://www.scancherokee.com/index.php
     Marietta City City Police & Fire http://www.scancobb.com/index.php
     Gwinnett County Police, Fire & EMS http://www.scangwinnett.com/index.php
     Barrow and Jackson County Sheriff & Fire http://www.scanbarrow.com/index.php
     DawsonPolice, Fire, & EMShttp://www.scandawson.com/index.php
     Lumpikin CountyPolice, Fire, & EMShttp://www.scanlumpkin.com/index.php
    Hawaii    
    Idaho Pocatello Police http://wooble.org:8080/
    Illinois Bloomington Police, Fire, & EMS http://www.mcleancountyema.org/
     Chicago Police, Fire, & EMS http://www.chicagofd.org/
     Chicago Police, Fire, & EMS http://www.scanpalos.dynu.com/
    Indiana Allen County Police http://www.aboiteindependent.com/
     Fort Wayne Police & Fire http://www.aboiteindependent.com/content/radio_city.htm
    Iowa Des Moines Police http://www.ci.des-moines.ia.us/departments/POL/
    Kansas Salina, Abilene and Manhattan CountiesPolice, Fire & EMShttp://justus.addr.com/scanner/
     Topeka Police & Fire http://www.scannerlink.com/
    Kentucky Louisville Police http://www.lmpd.com
    Louisiana    
    Maine Portland Police & Fire http://www.scanportlandme.us/
     Central Maine Police & Fire http://www.scanmaine.com/
    Maryland Montgomery County Fire & Rescue http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/
     Baltimore CityPolicehttp://www.rollcallradio.com
     Ocean CityPolicehttp://www.rollcallradio.com
     Howard CountyFire & Rescuehttp://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/mcgtmpl.asp?url=/content/firerescue/pscc/radio.asp
     Anne Arundel CountyPolice & Fire http://rollcallradio.com/
    Massachusetts Stoughton Fire http://stoughtonfire2.freeservers.com/
     SpringfieldPolice & Firehttp://www.scanneraudio.com/
     BostonPolice & Firehttp://www.scanboston.com/live.htm
     Worchester, SpringfieldPolice & Fire http://www.scanneraudio.com/
    Michigan Grand Rapids & Kent CountyPolice & Fire http://www.mlive.com/policescanner
     Grand Rapids Police & Fire http://www.scanmichigan.com/
     Bay, Saginaw, Tuscola CountyPolice,Fire,EMShttp://www.eastgermanshepherdpups.com/scanner.html
     Detroit Policehttp://www.qsl.net/n8chb/
    Minnesota Willmar Police, Fire, & EMS http://www.shoutcast.com/directory/?s=willmar&numresult=25
    Mississippi Jackson County Police & Fire http://www.nexusradio.us/
    Missouri    
    Montana    
    Nebraska Omaha Police & Fire http://omahasun.com/
    Nevada Las Vegas Police and Fire http://www.admediapro.com/freebee/
    New Hampshire Concord Fire http://www.scanner.2y.net/
     Lakes Region Fire http://www.lrmfa.org/gateway.htm
     Nashua Fire http://www.nashuafire.com/
    New Jersey Jersey City Police http://www.nj.com/policescanner/#
    New Mexico    
    New York The Bronx Fire http://www.thebravest.com/bronx/bronx.htm
     Queens Fire http://www.thebravest.com/queens/queens.htm
     Manhattan Fire http://www.thebravest.com/manhattan/manhattan.htm
     New York City Fire http://www.thebravest.com/citywide/citywide.htm
     Suffolk County Police http://www.webdingers.com/scanner.html
     Hudson FallsPolicehttp://www.hudsonfallspd.com/hfpdlive.html
     Staton IslandPolice, Fire, & EMShttp://www.silive.com/policescanner/
     SyracusePolice & Firehttp://www.syracuse.com/police/
     Washington CountyFirehttp://www.fdhf.net/page9.html
     Oneida CountyPolice, Fire, & EMShttp://wma1.viastreaming.net/scanneraddict21
     Jefferson County Police http://www.jeffersoncountyscanner.com/
    North Carolina Alamance Police and Fire http://www.alamancelivescanner.com/
     Cary Police and Fire http://home.nc.rr.com/exithere/ncscanner.htm
     New Hanover County Police http://www.sbirropatch.com/
     FayettevillePolicehttp://www.faypdscan.ham-radio-op.net/
     SalisburyPolicemms://audio.ci.salisbury.nc.us/dispatch
     Wilmington & Carolina BeachPolicehttp://www.sbirropatch.com/
     Guilford CountyPolice, Fire & EMShttp://www.guilfordlivescanner.com/
     Robeson County Firehttp://www.rcfireassoc.org/scan
    North Dakota    
    Ohio Dayton & MontgomeryFire, & EMS http://oh.scanamerica.us/index.php
     Cincinnati and Hamilton CountyPolicehttp://wcpo.com/video/policescanner.html
     ClevelandPolicehttp://www.cleveland.com/policescanner/
     MahoningFirehttp://www.youngstownfire.com/live/
     YoungstownFirehttp://www.youngstownfire.com/live/
     Southwest OhioFire & EMShttp://home.earthlink.net/~hgr/live_radio.htm
    Oklahoma Tulsa Metro http://www.tulsametromedia.net/modules.php?name=Scanner
    Oregon Portland Police http://www.oregonlive.com/policescanner/
    Pennsylvania Berks County &Reading;Police, Fire, & EMS http://www.berkslive.com/
     Lycoming County Police, Fire, & EMS http://scanner.w3ahs.com/
     Chester County Fire & EMS http://jimmetzger.net/radio/
     Delaware County Fire http://www.shoutcast.com/directory/?s=delaware&numresult=25
     Pennsylvania Police http://www.pennlive.com/policescanner/
     Westmoreland CountyPolicehttp://www.gmans.net/scanner_page.htm
    Rhode Island    
    South Carolina    
    South Dakota    
    Tennesee Memphis  http://www.scanmemphis.net/about.html
     Sullivan CountyPolice, Firehttp://www.scanner411.com
    Texas Houston Public Safety http://4alarm.org/hfd/index.htm
     Northern Harris & Montgomert County Fire & EMS http://www.cmdcomm.com/
     Harris County Fire http://hcec911.com/home.html
    Utah    
    Vermont    
    Virginia Various Police, Fire, & EMS http://www.hrconnect.com/streaming/
     Various Police, Fire, & EMS http://www.scanvirginia.com/
     Washington CountyPolice, Firehttp://www.scanner411.com
    Washington Yakima Police & Fire http://www.dougberndt.com/scanner/index.php
     Snomish County Public Safety http://www.geocities.com/mltradio/
    West Virginia    
    Wisconsin    
    Wyoming    

     

         

     
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